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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
6
A fragment shows a town meeting about veterans with notes on guests and duties. It mentions a committee, the need to leave articles at the fire station, and waiting for the United group.
At the annual meeting Concord Lincoln Society held at the Colonial Inn on Monday superintendent of schools H. Paul Lae recently resigned. A joint dinner followed as the Concord committee with N. Page was re-elected. The next meeting will address the committee’s questions.
The Concord Lions Club held a Tuesday evening event at the Old Mill with members and guardian A. Montague conducting a business session and a Musketeer themed program as part of a ladies night event.
Mrs. Thomas announces Concord participation with apes and transportation arranged to Boston for the Red Cross blood center drive. Flint, a Concord resident, supports coordinating efforts and travel logistics for donors.
Mr and Mrs Thom Finan of 6 Willowees celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary last Saturday April 28. They formerly lived in Maynard and Concord and have two children, Maud and Patricia. Finan served as a patrolman before entering the three years ago and is now in the Coast Guard stationed at an undisclosed duty post.
A brief note indicates a forthcoming wedding date for a group led by Mrs Arthur and a representative named Roan from Trade. The next meeting occurred Monday night with discussion of cord and related matters.
Residents attend a recent meeting discussing a youth contest and future sessions. Concord council plans a special meeting at Monument rooms to finalize degree sessions and a regular session set for May 7 at 3 o clock. Concord hosts a home game Friday against Stoneham at Emerson playground. Holy Communion Sunday is observed for the Does Minute Man chapter. Veterans Association holds its monthly meeting under Commander Clifford W Day.
Concord couple Mr and Mrs Juli A Ballow of Attawan announce the engagement of Joanna and Ivory to men Wes Let West Jat.
Middlesex pitcher Bill Emmons allowed eight hits with seven strikeouts in a solid effort. Concord took a 1-0 lead into the seventh before a two run rally and an additional run in the eighth sealed a 3-0 victory. Errors hurt Middlesex while Pete Huidekoper struggled on the mound.
West Concord garden club met at the home of Mrs. Louis Audette last Friday. Virginia Armstrong spoke on Birds and Bird Walks, sharing bird lore and enthusiasm. Hostesses Mrs. Kennan Damon Mrs. Eldridge and Mrs. Audette served refreshments.
The Concord chapter announces a Saturday meeting at 2 45 o clock at the chapter house road. All officers and committee chairmen are asked to prepare annual reports for the business session which includes the election of officers. A chapter picnic is planned for next month at Billerica.
The Middlesex area will host a joint choral festival on May 5 at Ucord Academy Gymnasium. Three schools Academy May 5 Gondord The Three Schools High Middlesex will present a combined program featuring a rendition of Handel's Messiah by the ensemble.
Concord Lodge of Elks will meet at BPOE hall on Main Street Tuesday evening May 8. Newly installed Exalted Ruler George E. Davis will preside. The group voted to buy a $100 war bond for the seventh war loan drive and a committee was appointed to arrange Flag Day events.
Concord private school Middlesex will play two matches this week after Thayer academy of Braintree cancelled Saturday’s afternoon tennis contest. Coach Russell Kettell announces Charles L Ward Jr and John Hall take captaincy and managerial roles for the 1945 net men.
A children's service was held at the Evangelical Free Church on I Street with Mrs. A. M. Dixon teaching and music by Mrs. F. Patterson. Short talks were given by HH. L. Truesdale and others from Child Evangelism in Boston. A supper program followed.
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